Dacia Petrol Hybrid Cars
Dacia, a subsidiary of Renault, has recently announced the launch of its new petrol hybrid engine. The engine is available in three of its popular models: Sandero, Logan, and Duster. This eco-friendly move by Dacia comes in response to New Zealand’s growing concerns regarding pollution caused by traditional fuel vehicles.
The Dacia Petrol Hybrid uses a combination of a 1.6-liter four-cylinder petrol engine and an electric motor. It boasts impressive fuel economy figures with a claimed 60mpg (2.94 liters/100km) fuel consumption rate and CO2 emissions at just 98g/km. This low carbon footprint means it falls within New Zealand’s emission targets.
The electric motor helps provide torque when the car accelerates from a standstill before seamlessly transitioning to the combustion engine when driving at higher speeds or during overtaking maneuvers.
The system offers up to 144 horsepower for combined maximum power output which provides plenty of zip around town and on highways where acceleration needs to be brisk and consistent without causing an undue delay in reaching cruising speed.
This makes it an ideal choice for drivers living in cities such as Auckland where traffic congestion can lead to start-stop traffic flow conditions that require plenty of braking and accelerating throughout each commute.
Other features included are regenerative braking technology that captures kinetic energy usually lost during braking, which then tops up the battery pack enabling better performance of the electric motor thus increasing fuel efficiency.
Despite not being widely known in New Zealand, Dacia enjoys a solid reputation for delivering high-quality yet affordable cars that fit perfectly into urban life-styles thanks to their agility around town due to their small size without sacrificing cabin space that accommodates taller people with ample legroom as well as a comfortable seating arrangement across the front and rear sections.
With so many advantages it's hard to see why anyone wouldn't want one! The petrol-hybrid technology certainly appears here to stay due to offering the benefits of both traditional engines alongside advanced modern technology at affordable prices like this particular model range from Dacia thereby providing flexibility over longer distances without increasing fuel expenses considerably - all ideal points especially relevant for drivers looking for affordable, sustainable cars that operate smoothly across city terrains or through challenging country-side drives alike!
